Dolma / Sarma Maker
Dolma maker is a gadget that I use every time I make dolmas (aka Sarmale, here in Romania).
Best kitchen rolling pin for dolma, sarma or sometimes sushi. Rolling length is aprox. 2.5 inches.
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